If the examiner asks you to talk about the past, you can use this useful strategy
In the speaking test, you need to persuade the examiner that you can speak at length without noticeable effort in order to get a band score 7 for Fluency and Coherence.
Here’s a useful tip to help you to do that
How to use idioms
Can you use this simple idiom?
– to look forward to
If the examiner asks you a “what type of” question in the IELTS speaking test, it is better not to give him a boring list
How to use idioms
Learn how to use the idiom – out of the blue – in the speaking test
Idioms are important.
Find out how to find idioms and how to use them in the speaking test
Watch a live classroom recording of me answering a question about the most popular types of food in a particular country.
If you’re serious about succeeding in IELTS, copy my pronunciation, intonation, and lexis 🙂
In Speaking Part 2, the candidate has to speak for one to two minutes.
One way to prepare is to practise story telling.
See if you can tell this story in your own words.
You really should be able to pronounce advantages and disadvantages 🙂
Read the sentence below.
Then listen and repeat.
One of the main disadvantages of taking a gap year is that by time you get to university, you’ll have forgotten everything you learnt at school.
If the examiner asks you to talk about the past, you can use this useful strategy
In the speaking test, you need to persuade the examiner that you can speak at length without noticeable effort in order to get a band score 7 for Fluency and Coherence.
Here’s a useful tip to help you to do that
How to use idioms
Can you use this simple idiom?
– to look forward to
If the examiner asks you a “what type of” question in the IELTS speaking test, it is better not to give him a boring list
How to use idioms
Learn how to use the idiom – out of the blue – in the speaking test
Idioms are important.
Find out how to find idioms and how to use them in the speaking test
Watch a live classroom recording of me answering a question about the most popular types of food in a particular country.
If you’re serious about succeeding in IELTS, copy my pronunciation, intonation, and lexis 🙂
In Speaking Part 2, the candidate has to speak for one to two minutes.
One way to prepare is to practise story telling.
See if you can tell this story in your own words.
You really should be able to pronounce advantages and disadvantages 🙂
Read the sentence below.
Then listen and repeat.
One of the main disadvantages of taking a gap year is that by time you get to university, you’ll have forgotten everything you learnt at school.
